Category: Allah (God)

  • Clas­si­cal Islam­ic Argu­ments for the Exis­tence of God

    Clas­si­cal Islam­ic Argu­ments for the Exis­tence of God

    After Wensinck’s brilliant study, a fresh examination of the argument for the existence of God in Islam might appear impertinent. Some justification for the present discussion, however, may be found in the fact that some of the material on which this study is based was not available to Wensinck, when his monograph appeared in 1936,…

  • Lin­guis­tic Rebut­tal to Polem­i­cal Dis­tor­tions : The Mean­ing of ​“Ahad”

    Lin­guis­tic Rebut­tal to Polem­i­cal Dis­tor­tions : The Mean­ing of Ahad”

    In this detailed exploration, we debunk missionary misinterpretations of the Arabic term 'Ahad' through a rigorous linguistic analysis. By unearthing the true meaning, we offer a fresh perspective on this often misunderstood term. Embark on your journey to deeper understanding today - read, engage and broaden your knowledge horizon.

  • Mod­ern Sci­ence Finds God

    There was a time when sci­ence seemed to be the ene­my of reli­gious belief — that time is no more !These are only some of the sim­pli­fied con­clu­sions of a major work in progress, but we felt they are of such great sig­nif­i­cance that we had an oblig­a­tion to offer them to the ummah (the human soci­ety of Allah’s Cre­ation).…

  • “Allah” Of The Mus­lims?: The Mys­te­ri­ous Hazor Statue

    Allah” Of The Mus­lims?: The Mys­te­ri­ous Hazor Statue

    For years the Christian missionaries have been entertaining the idea that “Allah” of the Qur’an was in fact a pagan Arab “moon god” of pre-Islamic times. This theory was first popularised by a fanatical, mid-Western closet-fascist polemicist by the name of Dr. Robert Morey, of which his deceptive methods have already been exposed in the…

  • Mis­con­cep­tion Addressed : What is the Sig­nif­i­cance of the Cres­cent Moon in Islam ?

    Mis­con­cep­tion Addressed : What is the Sig­nif­i­cance of the Cres­cent Moon in Islam ?

    Apart from the claim that "Allah" is the name of the moon god, the Christian missionaries also tend assert this claim by questioning why do Muslims use the crescent symbol as a symbol for their religion, or why is the moon being used in Islam to mark a new month. They engage into the logical…

  • Pagan Moon God : Do Mus­lims Real­ly Wor­ship The Moon God Allah ?

    Pagan Moon God : Do Mus­lims Real­ly Wor­ship The Moon God Allah ?

    Christians who try to claim that the word Allah (Arabic: الله) is the name of the moon god are influenced by the writings of Dr. Robert Morey, who wrote this alleging that a statue at Hazor represents Allah.

  • A Reply to Chris­t­ian Men­dac­i­ty : Allah is the Rim­mon of Syria ?

    A Reply to Chris­t­ian Men­dac­i­ty : Allah is the Rim­mon of Syria ?

    Delve into the intricate link between Rimmon, a Syrian pagan deity, and Islam's ar-Raḥmān. Through meticulous analysis, we dispel false connections, underscoring the scholarly rigor essential to unraveling such misconceptions and maintaining academic integrity. This examination sheds light on missionary strategies aimed at discrediting Islam, highlighting the imperative of rigorous inquiry in scholarly discourse.

  • Maa­lik vs Mol­e­ch : The Mis­sion­ary Name-Game

    Among the litany of crimes Chris­tians accuse Mus­lims of com­mit­ting, the wor­ship of so-called ​“pagan” deities is a major one. There is the claim that Allah is a ​“moon god”, that ar-Rah­man refers to the Syr­i­an ​“Rim­mon” par­o­died in the Bible, and the list goes on. Yet anoth­er of God’s names has come under the sharp…

  • Allah The Moon God : Robert Morey’s Decep­tive Methods

    Allah The Moon God : Robert Morey’s Decep­tive Methods

    Ques­tion 7 : Dr. Robert Morey proves in his book that Allah is the name of the moon god wor­shipped in Ara­bia before Islam. Is he right ? Answer : The book you refer to is enti­tled The Islam­ic Inva­sion : Con­fronting the World’s Fastest Grow­ing Reli­gion. The author, Dr. Robert Morey, sees Islam as an inva­sion into North Amer­i­ca and…